Kêu Gọi Bộ Ngoại Giao Hoa Kỳ can thiệp khi gặp Phạm Gia Khiêm

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Thân.

----------------------------- Mẩu fax thứ nhất ----------------------

Secretary Condoleezza Rice

U.S. Department of State

2201 C Street NW

Washington, DC 20520

Fax: 202 647 2283

Subject: Protesting the Crackdown on Democracy Advocates with Vietnamese Foreign Minister Pham Gia Khiem

Dear Dr. Rice,

The nightmare many international human rights organizations dreaded has turned into reality in Vietnam.

After getting what it cherished from the world community — WTO membership, PNTR status with the US, and removal from the CPC list — the Vietnamese communist government has moved against peaceful dissent and launched a nationwide crackdown against the Vietnamese democracy movement.

In one of the worst repressions in the last 20 years according to Human Rights Watch, hundreds of dissidents and their families all over Vietnam have been interrogated, had their homes searched, been robbed of computers and communication devices and put under house arrest, imprisoned or tortured. There is no sign that the current campaign of terror will end any time soon.

We respectfully urge you to raise this issue in your upcoming meeting with Hanoi Foreign Minister Pham Gia Khiem. It is not acceptable for the Vietnamese communist government to treat democracy and human rights advocates as bargaining chips. We call on the administration to publicly protest the recent wave of repression and underscore

America’s support for political freedom in Vietnam.

Sincerely,

Name:

Address:

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TO: The Hon. Condoleezza Rice
Secretary of State
U.S. Department of State
2201 C Street NW
Washington, DC 20520

FROM:

RE: HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION - VIETNAM

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Dear Dr. Rice,

As Vietnamese American with US citizenship and a registered voter, we are concerned about the safety of PRISONER OF CONSCIENCES in Vietnam: Catholic Priest Thadeus NGUYEN VAN LY, lawyer NGUYEN THI CONG NHAN and Lawyer NGUYEN VAN DAI.

We request, through this letter your urgent attention to these flag bearers of democracy are classified dissidents by the Vietnam Government. They are being subjected to brutal oppression. The Communist Vietnam party is relentless and cunning on how to break both the human spirit and mind of dissidents without alarming the rest of the world. We are sure you are aware of the situation there but we want to show our support of these patriots. We understand Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister is visiting the US this week.

Father NGUYEN VAN LY, 59 years old, has spent much of the last 30 years attempting to exercise his right to freedom of expression and freedom of worship in non-violence and has to pay a dear price with years imprisonment and was placed under police surveillance and again banned from conducting religious activities.

On 19 March 2007 (Vietnamese New Year) 60 police officers led by a colonel who specialises in religious matters cut phone lines and searched the entire archdiocesan building in the city of Hue. Father NGUYEN VAN LY was arrested and he has been on hunger strike since then.

Reports I have seen indicate Fr. Nguyen van Ly’s health is deteriorating rapidly. He developed tuberculosis when he was in prison at Nam Ha in 1983 due to hardship and malnutrition. It went into remission after he was released but now due to his 17 days hunger strike, tuberculosis has returned.

Vietnamese security forces also have arrested two influential elderly Catholic priests. The 86-year-old Father CHAN TIN, and Father PHAN VAN LOI, who are editors of Tu Do Ngon Luan or "Freedom of Speech" Magazine, was arrested, later apparently released but remains closely monitored by security forces under house arrest.

Human Rights lawyer NGUYEN VAN DAI and his colleague Labor Lawyer LE THI CONG NHAN have been banned from leaving their homes and had their telephones cut off since APEC meeting last year.

Nguyen Van Dai, 38 years old, one of Vietnam's few practicing human rights lawyers, founded the Committee for Human Rights in Vietnam in 2006. He recently received the prestigious Hellman/Hammett award for persecuted writers, which is administered by Human Rights Watch. Le Thi Cong Nhan, 28 years old female lawyer, she is known as a vocal champion of human rights.

On March 6, 2007 police arrested both Hanoi based above lawyers. Up to today their family still do not know their where about.

Your intervention by demanding the Vietnamese authorities to immediately cease all means of oppression against peaceful citizens would undoubtedly help save theirs and many other lives. We (the US) may never be able to turn over Communism, but we may be able push it to at least respectability.

Respectfully,

Name:

Address:

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